EP2820687B1 - Versorgungsnetzkomponente für ein versorgungsnetz - Google Patents

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EP2820687B1
EP2820687B1 EP13707378.9A EP13707378A EP2820687B1 EP 2820687 B1 EP2820687 B1 EP 2820687B1 EP 13707378 A EP13707378 A EP 13707378A EP 2820687 B1 EP2820687 B1 EP 2820687B1
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  • the present invention relates to a utility network component for a utility network for a network medium.
  • the present invention relates to a power supply network for supplying a plurality of consumers with electrical energy.
  • the supply network component may be an energy store, an energy converter or an energy source or else an energy consumer.
  • Accumulators as energy storage and as energy sources in voltage networks for supplying consumers with electrical energy are common known.
  • alkaline batteries are in standard housing sizes such as Micro (AAA), Mignon (AA), Baby (C), Mono (D), each providing a voltage of 1.5 volts or block batteries with a voltage of 9 volts or Flat batteries with a voltage of 4.5 volts.
  • Such batteries can then be adjusted by series connection with respect to the operating voltage to a particular application.
  • Even with known automobile and motorcycle batteries there are some standardized shapes for the respective connectors and designs that allow a user to choose between different manufacturers and qualities. These batteries also allow the user or the expert himself to make a battery change. A designer and developer can build on these batteries to a worldwide standard, which allows a service supply around the globe. For cylindrical rechargeable cells, there is a wide selection of chargers, charging stations and applications.
  • the end of the life of a battery is today defined as being as soon as the battery has only a residual capacity of about 70-80% of its original capacity.
  • the possible charge and discharge capacity of a battery decreases linearly with increasing number of cycles. Thus, it may happen that a battery with a residual capacity of 80% is to be disposed of.
  • the secondary reuse of these batteries is desirable.
  • EnergyBus based on the CANopen (Controller Area Network) standard forms the basis for the control and communication of intelligent power network components in the mobile application.
  • a load control is distributed to several bus users and it is mandatory to define a unique master for the energy management. The number of batteries is limited here.
  • the data connection is bus-shaped as a CAN bus. The routing of the stream is not clearly traceable.
  • the publication WO 2012 009281 A1 shows a use of two parallel-connected accumulators. Furthermore, the document shows WO 2011 163306 A2 a way to balance large electric vehicle batteries.
  • the publication EP 2 343 752 A3 shows a battery with a cylindrical shape.
  • the publication WO 2011 121755 A1 shows the possibility of using used accumulator cells by measuring and assembling new matching cell pairings.
  • the publication WO 2011 060096 A3 suggests an automatic parallelization of battery packs.
  • the publication DE 10 2008 050437 A1 shows a scalable car battery.
  • the publication DE 10 2006 055883 B4 shows a modular system for energy converters and energy storage.
  • the publication DE 19615943 A1 shows a solar system composed of standard parts.
  • the publication DE 10 2010 027854 A1 shows a mutual charging and discharging of batteries.
  • the publication DE10 2010 023049 A1 shows a modular system for batteries for optimized maintenance tasks.
  • the publication US 2011 0163603 A1 shows a hybrid, centrally controlled power supply.
  • the publication DE 10 2006 043831 A1 shows a battery system of sub-batteries, which are connected via bidirectional DC-DC converter.
  • the publication DE 10 2006 047654 A1 shows an automatic battery changing station for cars.
  • Lithium batteries are always considered dangerous goods. At the moment there are three borders in Germany. Everything under 100 Wh can easily be transported by plane. Lithium batteries incl. Packaging weighing more than 5kg must not be transported together with people in the plane. Batteries over 35 kg can not be transported as air freight.
  • the charger and the battery are an inseparable combination. This means that the charging limits and their regulation are carried out by the charger. If there is a confusion between this pairing, uncontrolled overcharging often causes fires that are difficult to extinguish due to lithium.
  • the US 2007/0188130 A1 discloses an energy storage system in which a variety of commercially available batteries (such as power tools, such as cordless drills) is accommodated like a shelf in a cabinet.
  • the accumulators are electrically connected to one another via a main circuit board arranged in the control cabinet.
  • the accumulators are preferably all of the identical type (for example, 18V Makita accumulators).
  • the EP 2 495 802 A2 (which is a post-published document under Art. 54 (3) EPC) discloses a hierarchical battery system.
  • the battery system includes battery blocks and battery packs. There is provided a means for limiting inrush currents.
  • an energy storage component for a supply network with the features of claim 1 and an energy storage block with the features of claim 10 are proposed.
  • a mobile, stackable, secure and intelligent energy storage component as a utility grid component of an intelligent power grid, where the energy consumers, energy sources and energy stores communicate as utility network components according to the invention via appropriate interfaces and protocols and the flow of power and data flow between the supply network components can be routed clearly. Furthermore, a self-responsible and independent load control is possible in each case.
  • a data and information network constructed parallel to the network medium can in particular communicate jointly via identical contact units.
  • the typical size of such a supply network component as a standard energy storage based on lithium can be sensibly adapted to the above-explained transport and dangerous goods rules and the rules for touchable low voltage. This results in two sensible packing dimensions. For one Pack size of 100 Wh and weighing less than 1 kg and on the other hand weighing up to 5 kg with outer packaging.
  • the operating voltage should be within the low voltage of 48V battery rated voltage and a peak voltage of 60V. Since with the same power with high voltage, the current drops accordingly, the voltage of the energy transfer should be as high as possible.
  • the functional units of the supply network component used should again correspond as far as possible to a known size of the cell manufacturer.
  • the cylindrical type 18650 with a diameter of 18 mm at a length of 65 mm is a common standard measure.
  • a cell of type 18650 has about 7 to 8 Wh.
  • An energy storage would have a total capacity of about 84 to 96 Wh with 12 cells and a cell weight of about 500-800 g.
  • a single-cell solution with 3.6 V and 27 Ah is also conceivable and with a DC-DC converter, which then converts the 3.6V to 48V.
  • a mobile, pluggable unity form of the utility network component provides equalization between the energy supplier, device manufacturers, applications, owners, network operators and users, resulting in advantageous high volume competition. Scalability allows battery systems from 100 Wh to multi-megawatt hours with the same memory elements.
  • the supply network component as energy storage is arbitrarily interchangeable between different applications.
  • variable buffers can be created in connection with other supply network components in the form of energy sources such as solar systems and other power sources, which can then be used in each case for the vehicle fleet through an exchange process.
  • the individual energy storage devices may and may be distributed as desired in the application and form a common intelligent power network. Through a tree structure Different blocks can be formed which can be easily integrated into higher-level structures. For companies and fleet operators, there can be a consistent "standard battery" for uninterruptible power supplies, electric traction applications, emergency lighting, vehicle fleets, wheelchairs, mobile garden tools, and wireless hand tools.
  • any power-driven device into a wireless device as a utility network component.
  • These include, for example, vacuum cleaners, hand tools, mixers, mixers, music systems, amplifiers, electronic instruments, measuring instruments, coffee machines, kettles, irons and computers.
  • Any mechanical movement can be combined with electromagnetic transducers / generators without much effort to the energy collector in connection with the battery.
  • Small wind turbines, water wheels with appropriate generators can be used in a simple way to collect energy from the environment simply locally on the generator and store.
  • Battery operated devices can be offered and sold to the customer by the unitary form, even without battery and charging system.
  • the filling of the tower of a wind turbine with containers equipped with several supply network components makes it possible to realize these memories to sizes in the range of MWh and at the same time to operate them as an exchange station.
  • control device can, for example, function as an energy manager and carry out certain charging and discharging strategies.
  • the functional units designed as energy stores are connected in parallel with the same voltage level. This approximation is achieved by switching on the energy store with the highest voltage during discharge and discharging it until it reaches the voltage level of the energy store with the second highest voltage level.
  • the energy storage devices are switched in sequence until the internal packaging voltage and the mains voltage have the same level.
  • the voltage level usually remains the same during charging and discharging.
  • This joint charge and discharge is also possible with packs of different ages. Old energy stores usually have a higher internal resistance. In load jumps then the better energy storage is charged higher and the older or weaker correspondingly lower. In this way it is also possible to combine fundamentally different types of chemistry during the discharge. Combinations of lithium and NiMh have proven themselves here. Also, energy storage with different capacities allow for a combination here.
  • control device can be designed such that it can execute at least one of the above-described methods.
  • the at least one contact unit further comprises an auxiliary voltage interface for transmitting an auxiliary voltage for supplying the contact unit and / or the coupling unit with electrical energy.
  • the auxiliary voltage is available, in particular, to microcontrollers in the supply network component, which enable communication before connecting the network medium.
  • the transport interface transmits the electrical energy in the form of a direct current.
  • the function group has twelve functional units, which are each formed as a lithium cell.
  • a homogeneous temperature distribution and the necessary balancing of the cells in such systems then only relate to the e.g. 12 common cells within a housing. Packs distributed on the application may have different temperatures without affecting each other accordingly. Accordingly, even large arrays of packs can be adequately conditioned via simple ventilation of the application. Overheating can be done by appropriate temperature control of removable batteries in the charging stations.
  • the functional group has at least one DC-DC converter.
  • the battery determines the voltage level in the power grid.
  • a DC / DC converter DC / DC converter
  • DC / DC converter may be provided in the supply network component, both a voltage increase and decrease between the functional units and a system voltage at the at least one contact unit and similar to a laboratory power supply an adjustable voltage and current limit for both current directions possible. This allows an exact power distribution, regulation and limitation of each individual power supply network component. Thus, it would be conceivable by switching from only 10% of empty supply network components to fully charged supply network components to make an energy consumer such as a vehicle operational again.
  • a simple adjustment can be made and also a single power supply component can be adapted to the operating voltage of the power grid. For example, in the example of the single-cell solution described above from 3.6 V to 48 V. This would eliminate the balancing between the individual supply network components.
  • the DC converter can perform the power optimization and the maximum power tracking (MPT) here, ie. the regulation of that current and the voltage at which the greatest power extraction from the solar generator is possible.
  • MPT maximum power tracking
  • the functional group has a plurality of functional units, which are each designed as energy storage, each energy storage is associated with a DC converter.
  • Each supply network component can thus independently interrupt the flow of current through at least one switch in one or both directions.
  • Each supply network component designed as an energy store will only deliver energy when a release is given via the communication interface. In this case, after authentication, recognition of compatibility and compliance with physical limits, each supply network component is switched on or off individually.
  • Each supply network component can thus be responsible for the harmless connection to the supply network via the communication interface and by checking the compatibility with the existing supply network.
  • the supply network component has at least one sensor for detecting a physical parameter of the function group, in particular wherein the parameter is a voltage, a current or a temperature of the at least one functional unit.
  • Each supply network component can thus itself all safety-related physical parameters and thus secures a user.
  • voltage, current and temperature are to be monitored and, in particular by the control device, limited. All necessary technical data and physical parameters can be exchanged electronically between supply network components via the communication interface.
  • Each contact unit can, for example, determine the instantaneous current flowing and provide for limitation due to the collected measurement data of each participant.
  • the supply network component has at least one sensor for detecting an ambient temperature of the supply network component or an acceleration of the supply network component.
  • the utility grid component can proactively detect and signal problems through built-in temperature and acceleration sensors.
  • a transmission of the network medium can be interrupted via the transport interface.
  • a shock sensor can be provided to detect the possible occurrence of damage.
  • the at least one contact unit is connected to the functional group by means of at least one permanent magnet.
  • connection of the contact units can be provided, which can be easily released again by overcoming a holding force of the permanent magnet.
  • no special orientation is necessary to close the connection, in particular if the permanent magnet is arranged rotationally symmetrically in the contact unit.
  • the at least one contact unit but also bolted to the functional group or be firmly connected in other ways.
  • the proposed connection by means of at least one permanent magnet can then be provided for connecting the supply network components or the respective at least one contact unit of two supply network components.
  • the communication interface and / or the transport interface is rotationally symmetrical.
  • the transport interface of one of the at least one contact unit is provided using spring contact pins.
  • the transport interface of one of the at least one contact unit is provided by means of two annular coaxial contacts.
  • a coaxial shape with three contacts can be selected for the contact unit. Two of them are high-current, ring-shaped contacts that can transmit up to 60 A permanently and thus represent "plus and minus" of the supply network with electrical energy as the network medium.
  • the transport interface of the at least one contact unit has insulating webs between individual contacts.
  • the insulating webs project outwardly beyond the contacts. In this way, accidentally touching the contacts by a user can be effectively avoided. This precludes any danger to the user and inadvertent bridging or shorting of the contacts due to contact.
  • the auxiliary voltage interface is formed coaxially with the transport interface.
  • a third contact can serve as an auxiliary voltage. It stands at 12 V and up to 2 A, to be available among other things to the microcontrollers in the network, which allow communication before connecting the mains voltage.
  • the communication interface is an RFID communication interface.
  • RFID communication For data transmission between intelligent power network components, an RFID communication is selected. During transport, sorting and storage of supply network components, this enables communication and location without contacting operations. However, RFID technology can also be used to transfer data from completely empty batteries or passive subscribers, such as key systems, without the need for additional batteries, allowing large quantities of intelligent power network subscribers to be managed in a clear manner.
  • the supply network component has an at least partially rewritable memory.
  • Each utility network component can have some readable and partially writable storage area, thereby allowing unique identification of each device. This means that all necessary product data can be electronically incorporated into an electronic nameplate.
  • Information such as the number of charging cycles, the technical status or the current user can be determined via a central database and updated with each loading process. This should make it technically possible These will be recalled if they should be converted into less demanding applications for performance or are due for recycling. Rental, lending and sales models based on an online valuation of the energy storage can then be carried out here.
  • supply network component has at least a sub-element of an anti-theft system.
  • a corresponding holder e.g. On a bicycle, securing the utility network component through a lock or lock system can be mechanical or electromechanical. Also corresponding other supply network component can be protected by such a lock system.
  • the power supply network component has at least a first and a second contact unit, wherein the first contact unit in the form of a plug and the second contact unit is in the form of a socket.
  • a contact unit is provided which allows a quick coupling and disconnection of individual housings with each other.
  • the cylindrical shape has been chosen, which should remind the design of the symbolism of existing battery standards.
  • the contact is made by two contact units at two cylinder ends, the base and the top surface of the cylinder. These two contact blocks can be magnetically or mechanically pressed together for plug-in protection.
  • a design for a supply network component can be defined in which then the energy storage, energy sources and energy consumers are optionally combined by plug and cable but also by simply mating individual contact units with each other can.
  • an AC / DC converter power supply
  • one or more batteries can be connected in series and a charge can begin.
  • a power supply unit (AC / DC converter) can feed energy or be made by a cross-connection with a DC converter to the 12 V standard of a car.
  • the two contact units of the power supply network component designed as an energy storage device are connected to busbars within the housing, which simultaneously assume supporting functions.
  • the construction of the internal structure should be realized in such a way that a high level of automated production is possible and it protects the cells taken against external mechanical influences as efficiently as possible.
  • the supply network component has an identification unit which uniquely identifies the supply network component.
  • the supply network component can be provided that an assignment of the supply network component is stored to a user group in a memory of the supply network component.
  • Necessary information and security functions would then be controllable via RFID between the refueling station, the user and the owner of the packs and with corresponding server systems in centrally billable exchange processes implemented.
  • Billing forms such as deposit bottle systems or mobile phone billing can be carried out here.
  • Semi-automatic exchangeable storage units can buffer the electricity harvested in wind or solar plants at home and, by means of a battery replacement, transfer this energy to the vehicles in the household.
  • a corresponding charging station can also be used simply as an emergency power supply.
  • the bundling in storage systems similar to deposit-bottle systems is conceivable.
  • control device is designed such that it separates the functional group in case of failure of the communication interface of the network medium.
  • Defective or not suitable supply network components are thus simply disconnected from the supply network.
  • a vehicle can remain operational even with a large number of defective batteries and cells.
  • the supply network component comprises a housing having a substantially cylindrical shape, the supply network component having a first and a second contact unit, wherein each form a base and a top surface of the cylinder.
  • the proposed cylindrical shape for the supply network component as energy storage can be automated transport systems and transport tubes a simple common filling and removal opening on vehicles arise that allows the "battery change", similar to a refueling process in a few minutes.
  • Each supply network component designed as an energy store allows the expansion by two contact units without much additional effort.
  • Two to three supply network components can easily replace the usual 12 V car battery in combustion vehicles with appropriate adaptation and, if necessary, can be exchanged with a few simple steps by a layman.
  • the elements controlling or regulating the supply network component or elements of the supply network component are designed as rewritable or freely programmable circuits which can be updated via the communication interface by means of a firmware update.
  • the firmware update can be written, for example, from a remote further supply network component to the supply network component.
  • Fig. 1 shows a utility network component 10 in a schematic representation.
  • the supply network component 10 has a first contact unit 12 and a second contact unit 14. By means of the first contact unit 12 and the second contact unit 14, the supply network component 10 can be connected to other supply network components. The interconnected supply network components then form a supply network.
  • the network medium is electrical energy.
  • the function of a respective supply network component is determined by its function group 16.
  • the functional group 16 can be designed, for example, as an energy store, energy converter, energy source or as an energy consumer.
  • the function group 16 is by means of a coupling unit 18, which is also gateway may be mentioned, in each case connected to the first contact unit 12 and a second contact unit 14.
  • the so-called "power mesh" 22 which is intended to transport the network medium, the electrical energy.
  • a data mesh 20 in parallel with the power mesh 22.
  • the data mesh 20 serves to communicate the supply network components 10 with one another.
  • an auxiliary voltage mesh 24 which is also constructed in parallel with the data mesh 20 and the power mesh 22.
  • the auxiliary voltage mesh 24 does not necessarily have to be present.
  • the auxiliary voltage mesh 24 is provided. It is used to supply electrical components of the supply network component with electrical energy. This may in particular be the coupling unit 18 and possibly components of the first contact unit 12 and the second contact unit 14. In this way, it can then be ensured, for example, that the supply network component 10 is compatible with further supply network components of the supply network and then transmission of the network medium or the electrical energy takes place only when the compatibility has been classified as existing.
  • a control device 26 is provided in the coupling unit 18.
  • the control device 26 is used to control the functional group 16.
  • the arrangement of the control device 26 in the coupling unit 18 is to be understood merely as an example, it may be physically disposed within the functional group 16.
  • the functional group 16 is an energy store. In this respect, the control device 26 may be designed to load or unload the functional group 16.
  • the supply network component has an identification unit 30.
  • the identification unit 30 carries within it a unique identification of the utility network component 10. This serves to uniquely identify the respective utility network component 10 within the utility network, allowing for unambiguous routing within the three networks 20, 22, 24.
  • the utility network component 10 may include an at least partially writable memory 32. In this, the utility network component 10 may be assigned to a particular user and rights may be set to access the utility network component 10 for other users or other utility network components. In the memory 32, other data about the state of the supply network component 10 may be stored, for example, a number of charging cycles, the controller 26 has executed.
  • Each of the contact units 12, 14 has a communication interface 34, which provides an interface for the data mesh 20 to another contact unit. Furthermore, each of the contact units 12, 14 has a transport interface 36, which provides an interface for transmission of the network medium, in the illustrated embodiment of electrical energy, in the power mesh 22. Moreover, in the illustrated embodiment, each contact unit 12, 14 also has an auxiliary voltage interface 38 which serves to transfer the auxiliary voltage within the auxiliary voltage mesh 24 to adjacent supply network components.
  • the utility network component 10 may include a switch 39.
  • This switch 39 can be automatically switched by the power supply component 10. It serves to interrupt transmission of the network medium, in the present embodiment electrical energy, from and to the functional group 16. The function group 16 can then no longer be loaded and unloaded.
  • the switch 39 may, for example, be switched on by the control device 26. This allows separation of the function group 16 from the power mesh 22, for example in the event that the function group 16 is no longer functional or was classified as dangerous due to certain parameter overruns.
  • Such parameters can be detected, for example, by means of a sensor 28.
  • a sensor 28 can detect any physical parameters of the supply network component 10, for example temperatures, powers, currents, voltages or resistances within the supply network component 10, in particular within the function group 16.
  • the transport interface 36 and the auxiliary voltage interface 38 can basically be designed to be wired.
  • the communication interface 34 may be wired or wireless.
  • a capacitive, inductive or optical transmission via the communication interface 34 can take place.
  • the communication interface 34 communicates with adjacent supply network components 10 by means of RFID techniques. In particular, this allows a galvanic separation of the data mesh 20 from the power mesh 22 and the auxiliary voltage mesh 24.
  • the supply network component 10 can have at least one partial element 41 of an anti-theft device which can prevent the power supply component 10 from being stolen during operation.
  • Fig. 2 shows a schematic view of a supply network component 10, which is designed as an energy storage. Like elements are identified by like reference numerals and will not be described again.
  • the utility network component 10 has a cylindrical outer shape.
  • the cylinder is delimited by a base 40, a top surface 42 and a lateral surface 44.
  • the base 40, the top surface 42 and the lateral surface 44 thus form a housing of the cylinder or the supply network component 10.
  • the lateral surface 44 may, for example, be provided interchangeably, in this way the lateral surface 44 may, for example, be differently colored, depending on which user is using the supply network component 10.
  • the first contact unit 12 and the second contact unit 14 virtually close the functional group 16 enveloped by the lateral surface 44, which is designed as an energy store, on the base surface 40 and the top surface 42 of the cylinder.
  • the first contact unit 12 has a permanent magnet 46 and the second contact unit 14 has a permanent magnet 47.
  • the contact units 12, 14 are attached to the function group 16.
  • the contact units 14, 16 each with the functional group 16 are bolted or otherwise firmly connected to the functional group.
  • the permanent magnets 46, 47 serve to connect the supply network components 10 below one another, to secure the plug connections or contact connections explained below.
  • the supply network components 10 can be separated from each other without damage by a kinking movement.
  • this attachment can take place due to an annular configuration of the permanent magnets 46, 47 in any orientation of the contact units 12, 14.
  • the contact units 12, 14 can be easily detached from the function group 16 by overcoming the holding force of the permanent magnets 46, 47, for example by kinking a respective contact unit 12, 14 from the functional group 16.
  • the contact units 12, 14 are formed in the illustrated embodiments according to the plug / socket principle. This will be explained in more detail below.
  • the second contact unit 14 has at least three spring contacts. Central is a spring contact 49 is formed for the auxiliary voltage, which forms the auxiliary voltage interface 38. Further, spring contacts 51, 53 are formed, wherein the spring contact 51 performs a positive voltage and applied to the spring contact 53 ground.
  • the spring contacts 51, 53 form the transport interface 26 of the second contact unit 14.
  • the spring contact 49 and also both the spring contact 51 and the spring contact 53 may each be formed as a spring contact groups, wherein a spring contact group has a plurality of individual spring contacts. In this way, the transferable via then a spring contact group performance can be increased.
  • the Fig. 3 shows a cross-sectional view along a section line AA of the supply network component 10.
  • the same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals and will not be explained again.
  • the utility network component 10 has a plurality of functional units 55.
  • Each of the functional units 55 is configured as a rechargeable lithium-ion cell capable of receiving, storing and, if necessary, releasing electrical energy.
  • the functional units 55 are surrounded by a jacket element 57, which forms the lateral surface 44.
  • the jacket element 57 is basically exchangeable, so that an external aesthetic impression of the supply network component 10 can be varied as desired.
  • Between the first contact unit 12 and the second contact unit 14 may in principle longitudinal webs (not shown) may be provided which extend parallel to the lateral surface 57 and allow a direct current feedthrough from the first contact unit 12 to the second contact unit 14 and vice versa, without electrical energy or current must pass through the functional units 55.
  • the supply network component 10 has the communication interface 34 on the first contact unit 12 and the control device 26 on the second contact unit 14.
  • the control device 26 and the communication interface 34 may also be arranged vice versa.
  • each of the contact units 12, 14 has both a control device 26 and a communication interface 34.
  • the communication interface 34 is formed by means of RFID technology, in particular an active RFID transponder, in order to enable communication with other supply network components 10.
  • Fig. 4 shows the utility network component 10 in an exploded isometric view. Like elements are again identified with the same reference numerals and will not be explained again.
  • the utility network component 10 is bounded outwardly by the jacket member 57 and the contact units 12, 14.
  • the functional units 55 are not arranged loosely in the jacket element 57, but are surrounded by a plurality of retaining elements 59 to 62 which hold the functional elements firmly within the jacket element 57. This enables a robust construction of the utility network component 10, which simplifies its transportation and storage.
  • Fig. 5 shows a partially assembled view illustrating the functional units 55 in more detail.
  • the functional group 16 of the supply network component 10 has twelve functional units 55. These are interconnected by connecting webs 64, in particular connected in series. In principle, of course, other series circuits and / or parallel circuits are conceivable in order to provide a desired voltage / capacity ratio of the functional units 55.
  • the functional units 55 are then held in the holding elements 59 to 62, so that a compact cylindrical structure of the functional group 16 and thus the supply network component 10 results.
  • FIG. 6a another partial assembly of the utility network component 10 is shown.
  • the composite holding elements 59 to 62 hold the functional units 55.
  • insulating elements 66, 67, 68 are provided, which isolate the functional units 55 from one another and the functional group from the contact units 12, 14.
  • the supply network component 10 is shown in the assembled state omitting the jacket element 57.
  • the supply network component 10 is already operational in principle.
  • the jacket element 57 then shields the supply network component 10 only to the outside and provides an arbitrarily influenced aesthetic impression.
  • the jacket member 57 and its connections to adjacent elements may be made watertight to protect the interior functional group 16.
  • the jacket element 57 may have a display device 58 indicated by a dashed line. This can, for example, display to a user parameters of the function group 16, for example a state of charge.
  • the display device may in particular be a so-called "e-paper". The e-paper can form the entire lateral surface.
  • the e-paper may be, for example, a display device composed of LCD components, in particular cholesteric liquid crystal display (ChLCD) modules. It can also be provided that a display device can be connected via a plug connection or one or more of the spring contacts, for example. Via the communication interface to the supply network component 10 for displaying information.
  • LCD cholesteric liquid crystal display
  • Fig. 7 shows a detailed view of the first contact unit 12.
  • the same elements are again denoted by the same reference numerals and will not be explained again.
  • the first contact unit 12 is designed as a "socket”. Accordingly, it has a mating contact 70, which forms the auxiliary voltage interface 38 in the first contact unit 12. This can serve to make contact with a contact unit designed as a "plug", for example the second contact unit 14.
  • the first contact unit 12 has two rings 72 and 73, which serve as the transport interface 36 of the first contact unit 12.
  • a ring is covered with mass.
  • the rings can thus contact the corresponding spring contacts 51, 53 of a contact unit designed as a "plug". Due to the design as rings, moreover, no particular orientation for establishing a connection between two contact units 12, 14 is to be maintained.
  • a contact unit formed in the manner of the second contact unit 14 can be easily connected to a contact unit formed in the manner of the first contact unit 12.
  • Corresponding elements are identified by the known reference numerals and will not be explained again.
  • first contact unit 12 may be provided both in the first contact unit 12 and in the second contact unit 14 that they are provided with cables to next to those in Fig. 7 and 8th illustrated standard interfaces 34, 36, 38 connect to other functional groups, such as energy sources or energy storage according to other standards, such as car batteries to provide.
  • other functional groups such as energy sources or energy storage according to other standards, such as car batteries to provide.
  • a function group 16 with a coupling unit 18 is shown.
  • the coupling unit 18 has contact for the data mesh 20, the power mesh 22 and the auxiliary tension mesh 24.
  • the function group 16 has twelve functional units 55 as described above.
  • Fig. 9 Abbreviations given have the following meanings: “should” stands for a desired value, “is” stands for an actual value, “GWn” stands as an index for the coupling unit 18, U stands for a voltage, I stands for a current, R for a resistance, W stands for watts, “nenn” stands for nominal values, “max” stands for maximum values, “min” stands for minimum values, t stands for a temperature, T stands for a time, “peak” stands for a peak value, n cyclic stands for a number of charging and discharging cycles.
  • the specified units correspond to the usual SI system.
  • the functional group 16 can have a bidirectional DC-DC converter 79, which regulates a loading and unloading process of the functional unit 55.
  • the corresponding signal curves are in the Fig. 9 shown.
  • Parameters which specify framework conditions can be stored in a data set 77 in the supply network component 10 or in the function group 16 and are thus available to the bidirectional DC converter 79.
  • a second DC-DC converter 82 is provided, which provides the auxiliary voltage to the auxiliary voltage interface 38 for the auxiliary voltage mesh.
  • sensors 75 are arranged in the function group 16, which measure actual variables within the function group 16. These measured values can be forwarded within the data mesh 20 or evaluated within the supply network component 10. For example, if one of these measurements reaches a critical value, the switch 39 can be actuated.
  • a utility network 90 that includes multiple utility network components 10, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, and 98.
  • the supply network 90 is explained using the example of a wind turbine.
  • the utility grid 90 has a utility network component 94 that is configured as an energy source.
  • the power supply component 94 has correspondingly four contact units and the wind turbine as a functional group, the function group also having cables and distributors for connecting the windmill within the power mesh 22 to its four contact points.
  • two supply network components 10, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98, which are designed as energy stores, are connected in each case above.
  • the power mesh 22 can thus be operated in a DC mode.
  • Each of the power supply components 10, 92, 94, 95, 96, 97, 98 designed as energy storage devices has, within its functional group, its own DC converter, which individually determines the respective function group of each supply network component 10, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98. and discharge can regulate. Balancing the individual supply network components 10, 92, 95, 96, 97, 98 is thus no longer necessary. In this way, it is particularly easy to provide a large energy store for temporarily storing the energy provided by the energy source 94. Furthermore, an open continuation 100 of the supply network 90 is shown schematically, in which case further supply network components, for example consumers, can then connect.
  • Embodiments of an energy storage block 104 are shown schematically.
  • pack connectors 105 may be provided, which in the present case are designed in the manner of boxes. In this multiple power network components 10 can be classified, which are then automatically connected to each other serially and / or in parallel.
  • the packaging connectors 105 may in turn be connected to each other in series and / or in parallel. In this way, scalable energy storage can be provided.
  • energy storages with large capacities of over one megawatt hour, which can be used as peak current storage, for example in wind power plants, as described above Fig. 10 has been explained are suitable. Due to the uniformly configured contact units 12, 14, the energy stores can be easily connected to one another and to the packaging connectors 105.

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